Have you tried looking at web apps? My experience as a software engineer working mostly on web uis has been with (s)css modules and only recently with css-in-js. When working on large, complex projects we’ve always steered away from atomic css solutions like tailwind with the long lists of class names being difficult to maintain, awkward syntax, and subpar theming being the main reasons for it. Personally I go for pandacss which imo strikes a nice balance between atomic styles, type safety, and ergonomics. Still stirs away from web standards though